11:59:59 A The Vanguard Tech enter 2013 Th e Vang uar d Te c h e n te r 8.5x24_VT_Pg1-8_1113_LO.pdf 2014 2015 Preparing ou For o ege & areers! OURSE GUIDE Preparing ou For ollege & areers! The Vanguard Tech enter 1306 edar Street Fremont, OH 43420 419-332-2626 The Vanguard Tech enter WHAT ARE TO APPL: VISIT vsctc.org OR SEE OUR GUIDANE OUNSELOR ou WAITING FOR? LET S WHAT ARE GO! ou GOING TO BE?
8.5x24_VT_Pg2-3_1113_LO.pdf 12:08:38 P The Vanguard Tech enter is a career-technical school that trains nearly 750 high school juniors and seniors each year in a career field and prepares them to begin a career, pursue further training or attend college. Our Fremont campus serves high school juniors and seniors from the following school districts: Bettsville, lyde, Fremont Ross, Fremont St. Joseph, Fostoria, Fostoria St. Wendelin, Gibsonburg, Lakota, Old Fort, and Port linton. A NEW FAILIT 2 In fall 2012 The Vanguard Tech enter opened a state-of-the-art 70,000 square foot addition to its existing campus. The new facility provides 145,000 square feet of educational opportunities for high school sophomores, juniors and seniors as well as adult education students. Along with the new facility, The Vanguard Tech enter offers more than a traditional high school by providing career-technical education using a blended learning environment that allows students access to their career-technical and academic curricula online anywhere, anytime. THE 4 s The Vanguard Tech enter also offers the 4 s : 1) hoice - VT can provide a flexible schedule that meets your needs; 2) ollege readiness Students can take advantage of post-secondary options that include college transcripted credit; 3) areer readiness - We offer rigorous academics, technical skills and employability skills through character education and industry credentialing; and 4) haracter education - VT emphasizes six core values of character: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, aring, and itizenship. OUR BELIEFS WHAT S IN IT haracter Education is an important part of our curriculum, and our staff believes in the six core values of character and that haracter ounts 24/7. We make an ongoing effort to integrate these six core values into the school environment: FORou? TRUSTWORTHINESS RESPET RESPONSIBILIT FAIRNESS ARING ITIZENSHIP PREPARING FOR OLLEGE & AREERS For over 40 years, The Vanguard Tech enter has offered career and technical training to thousands of students in order for them to gain employment upon graduation from high school and/or to continue their education at the college level. We pride ourselves in providing specialized training in 18 different program areas through a unique hands-on approach to education. The Ohio Department of Education has defined ollege Readiness and areer Readiness as follows: ollege Ready - being qualified for degree-granting postsecondary education, without remediation areer Ready - being qualified for a chosen career and ready for advanced training The Vanguard Tech enter offers students opportunities to be college and career ready. SUESS! AADEIS @ THE VANGUARD TEH ENTER The Vanguard Tech enter offers students a variety of options for their academics. They may choose to attend The Vanguard Tech enter for only their career-technical lab portion and take their academic portion at their partner school. They may also choose to stay at The Vanguard Tech enter a full school day and participate in our academic classes along with a career-technical lab. Academic classes at The Vanguard Tech enter utilize the latest teaching strategies using blended learning online learning combined with face-to-face instruction. Academics at The Vanguard Tech enter include: English 11 & 12 Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-alculus & Trigonometry Environmental Science, Biology, hemistry, Anatomy/Physiology & Physics Senior Government, Global Economics Entrance Requirements In order to attend The Vanguard Tech enter, students must: Have junior status in high school, or be in their third year of high school Have a total of 7 high school credits, 5 of which must be earned through the core curriculum: English, math, science, social studies, health, and/or physical education In addition, students may choose one of our five complete ollege Ready programs or utilize the post-secondary option through our career programs. It is recommended to have a GPA of at least 2.5 and successfully pass one or more portions of the ompass Test. The ompass test is a college readiness test to evaluate a student s level of Reading, Writing and ath. Those who take advantage of the post-secondary option receive college transcripted In addition, many of our programs offer articulated credit. (T)² areer Technical redit Transfer The Vanguard Tech enter is in the process of having several programs approved by the state for areertechnical redit Transfer (T)². Students who complete a program that is (T)² approved are guaranteed transferable credits to any of Ohio's public colleges and universities. The number of credits that are transferable varies for each program, but (T)² approval gives individuals a head start at any public college or university in the state. (T)² helps more high school students go to college and enter with college credit and saves money and time. Ohio business and industry also benefit by hiring employees with higher education and advanced skills. Programs with (T)² approval: Auto Technology areers in Education ulinary Arts Digital Technologies Welding Programs seeking (T)² approval: Design, Engineering & Architecture Engineering Technologies & Robotics edical Aide edical areers Sophomore Exploration Through the Sophomore Exploration program, students can experience a variety of career-technical programs to help guide them in their career decision-making. The Sophomore Exploration program allows students to choose from a variety of schedules to meet their academic and career exploration needs. STUDENT ATIVITIES 3 An integral part of The Vanguard Tech enter philosophy is the belief that students should be provided opportunities to grow and develop as citizens as well as to become skilled members of society. Students are encouraged to participate in the social and learning opportunities offered through membership in a areer-technical Student Organization such as: Business Professionals of America (BPA); DEA (association of marketing students); Family, areer and ommunity Leaders of America (FLA); Future Farmers of America (FFA); and SkillsUSA. Vanguard Tech enter students also have the opportunity to participate in the Ambassador Program; National Technical Honor Society; or become one of the local Rotary lub or Exchange lub students of the month. Second year students also have the opportunity to participate in work placement during the school day, allowing them to earn high school credits while earning a wage and getting real-world experience. Graduation The Vanguard Tech enter confers three different certificates for those who complete their graduation requirements: ertificate of ompletion with Honors - for students who maintain an average grade of A and a 97% or better attendance record ertificate of ompletion with Achievement - for those who maintain a grade average of or better and a 93% or better attendance record ertificate of ompletion - for students who receive a passing grade and maintain a 90% attendance record
8.5x24_VT_Pg2-3_1113_LO.pdf 12:08:38 P The Vanguard Tech enter is a career-technical school that trains nearly 750 high school juniors and seniors each year in a career field and prepares them to begin a career, pursue further training or attend college. Our Fremont campus serves high school juniors and seniors from the following school districts: Bettsville, lyde, Fremont Ross, Fremont St. Joseph, Fostoria, Fostoria St. Wendelin, Gibsonburg, Lakota, Old Fort, and Port linton. A NEW FAILIT 2 In fall 2012 The Vanguard Tech enter opened a state-of-the-art 70,000 square foot addition to its existing campus. The new facility provides 145,000 square feet of educational opportunities for high school sophomores, juniors and seniors as well as adult education students. Along with the new facility, The Vanguard Tech enter offers more than a traditional high school by providing career-technical education using a blended learning environment that allows students access to their career-technical and academic curricula online anywhere, anytime. THE 4 s The Vanguard Tech enter also offers the 4 s : 1) hoice - VT can provide a flexible schedule that meets your needs; 2) ollege readiness Students can take advantage of post-secondary options that include college transcripted credit; 3) areer readiness - We offer rigorous academics, technical skills and employability skills through character education and industry credentialing; and 4) haracter education - VT emphasizes six core values of character: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, aring, and itizenship. OUR BELIEFS WHAT S IN IT haracter Education is an important part of our curriculum, and our staff believes in the six core values of character and that haracter ounts 24/7. We make an ongoing effort to integrate these six core values into the school environment: FORou? TRUSTWORTHINESS RESPET RESPONSIBILIT FAIRNESS ARING ITIZENSHIP PREPARING FOR OLLEGE & AREERS For over 40 years, The Vanguard Tech enter has offered career and technical training to thousands of students in order for them to gain employment upon graduation from high school and/or to continue their education at the college level. We pride ourselves in providing specialized training in 18 different program areas through a unique hands-on approach to education. The Ohio Department of Education has defined ollege Readiness and areer Readiness as follows: ollege Ready - being qualified for degree-granting postsecondary education, without remediation areer Ready - being qualified for a chosen career and ready for advanced training The Vanguard Tech enter offers students opportunities to be college and career ready. SUESS! AADEIS @ THE VANGUARD TEH ENTER The Vanguard Tech enter offers students a variety of options for their academics. They may choose to attend The Vanguard Tech enter for only their career-technical lab portion and take their academic portion at their partner school. They may also choose to stay at The Vanguard Tech enter a full school day and participate in our academic classes along with a career-technical lab. Academic classes at The Vanguard Tech enter utilize the latest teaching strategies using blended learning online learning combined with face-to-face instruction. Academics at The Vanguard Tech enter include: English 11 & 12 Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-alculus & Trigonometry Environmental Science, Biology, hemistry, Anatomy/Physiology & Physics Senior Government, Global Economics Entrance Requirements In order to attend The Vanguard Tech enter, students must: Have junior status in high school, or be in their third year of high school Have a total of 7 high school credits, 5 of which must be earned through the core curriculum: English, math, science, social studies, health, and/or physical education In addition, students may choose one of our five complete ollege Ready programs or utilize the post-secondary option through our career programs. It is recommended to have a GPA of at least 2.5 and successfully pass one or more portions of the ompass Test. The ompass test is a college readiness test to evaluate a student s level of Reading, Writing and ath. Those who take advantage of the post-secondary option receive college transcripted In addition, many of our programs offer articulated credit. (T)² areer Technical redit Transfer The Vanguard Tech enter is in the process of having several programs approved by the state for areertechnical redit Transfer (T)². Students who complete a program that is (T)² approved are guaranteed transferable credits to any of Ohio's public colleges and universities. The number of credits that are transferable varies for each program, but (T)² approval gives individuals a head start at any public college or university in the state. (T)² helps more high school students go to college and enter with college credit and saves money and time. Ohio business and industry also benefit by hiring employees with higher education and advanced skills. Programs with (T)² approval: Auto Technology areers in Education ulinary Arts Digital Technologies Welding Programs seeking (T)² approval: Design, Engineering & Architecture Engineering Technologies & Robotics edical Aide edical areers Sophomore Exploration Through the Sophomore Exploration program, students can experience a variety of career-technical programs to help guide them in their career decision-making. The Sophomore Exploration program allows students to choose from a variety of schedules to meet their academic and career exploration needs. STUDENT ATIVITIES 3 An integral part of The Vanguard Tech enter philosophy is the belief that students should be provided opportunities to grow and develop as citizens as well as to become skilled members of society. Students are encouraged to participate in the social and learning opportunities offered through membership in a areer-technical Student Organization such as: Business Professionals of America (BPA); DEA (association of marketing students); Family, areer and ommunity Leaders of America (FLA); Future Farmers of America (FFA); and SkillsUSA. Vanguard Tech enter students also have the opportunity to participate in the Ambassador Program; National Technical Honor Society; or become one of the local Rotary lub or Exchange lub students of the month. Second year students also have the opportunity to participate in work placement during the school day, allowing them to earn high school credits while earning a wage and getting real-world experience. Graduation The Vanguard Tech enter confers three different certificates for those who complete their graduation requirements: ertificate of ompletion with Honors - for students who maintain an average grade of A and a 97% or better attendance record ertificate of ompletion with Achievement - for those who maintain a grade average of or better and a 93% or better attendance record ertificate of ompletion - for students who receive a passing grade and maintain a 90% attendance record
8.5x24_VT_Pg4-5_1113_LO.pdf 12:41:13 P VANGUARD TEH ENTER PROGRAS WH SHOULD ou? Our students can choose to concentrate on one of 18 career-technical programs. Here is a brief description of each. AUTOOTIVE TEHNOLOG 4 Designed to prepare young adults for the beginning of a spirited and rewarding career in Automotive Technology and Repair and/or to further their educational career in a post-secondary setting. Students learn skills for basic auto repair and maintenance, on board diagnostics, wheels and tires as well as powertrain and driveline theory and operation in this challenging two-year program. Individuals become well versed in areas such as brakes & braking systems and electrical and electronics that are in line with today's industry repair standards. Benefits of this program include: ASE ertification testing with certificates of completion, articulation agreements with local colleges, and work placement for seniors. Students have the option to earn up to 11 college transcripted BUILDING & GROUNDS AINTENANE This two-year career-training program is designed for individuals with special needs. Students spend one-half of the school day in a lab setting and the other half-day with a licensed intervention specialist in an academic classroom. This allows students to earn the necessary credit required for graduation while developing the job skills needed for gainful employment. A smaller class size allows for individual attention when needed. our FUTURE! BUSINESS ANAGEENT The program focuses on four areas: Introduction to Business, Introduction to arketing, Entrepreneurship, and Finance. Students in Business anagement have the opportunity to participate in DEA, a areer-technical Student Organization that provides opportunities to sharpen skills in local, regional and state competitions. Students have the opportunity to earn 14 college transcripted ARPENTR Teaches teamwork while building a house or working on a major project based on the customer's specifications. The project allows students to develop skills in blueprint reading, framing, roofing, sub-flooring, stairway/rafter construction, dry walling, insulation, safety, tool use, material selection and other construction techniques needed in residential or commercial carpentry. The program is affiliated with NER through the auspices of the Ohio Department of Education, which guarantees articulation agreements with every post-secondary institution that recognizes our NER affiliation. Students also become certified in First-Aid & PR and complete an OSHA onstruction 10-hour safety course. Students have the opportunity to earn 11 college transcripted credits and 3 articulated OLLISION REPAIR Utilizes the latest in automotive collision equipment and products to teach students how to repair and refinish all types of damaged vehicle bodies. Students are fully involved in topics such as structural analysis and damage repairs; non-structural analysis and damage repairs; mechanical and electrical components; plastics and adhesives; painting and refinishing; and basic shop and safety practices. Those who complete the program are prepared to meet the requirements of industry standards and ASE certification. Students have the opportunity to earn 7 college transcripted OSETOLOG This two-year competency career program is designed to prepare 11th and 12th grade students to successfully pass the Ohio State Board of osmetology Examination and enter into employment as a licensed cosmetologist. The first year teaches the basic manipulative skills necessary for customer service activities and an overview of all related technology pertaining to performance. In the second year these skills are refined, and an in-depth study of related technology concerning chemistry, electricity, anatomy, physiology, and salon management is undertaken as well as the review of all practical subject applications. RIINAL JUSTIE ULINAR ARTS Prepares students to learn the latest culinary arts and Prepares students for a wide management techniques variety of careers in the allowing them to either enter criminal justice system the field directly or to including the courts, social continue their educational work, law enforcement, or career in a post-secondary corrections. Great foundation setting. Individuals utilize for those who wish to pursue state-of-the-art commercial a Bachelors degree in equipment to learn different riminal Justice or move on culinary dishes to operate the to law school. Students can on-site public restaurant. also pursue a career in a ulinary Arts is certified by federal agency (FBI, DEA the Ohio ProStart program. and Secret Service), forensics, criminal investigations, or the legal profession. First year lab classes focus on security and corrections, court procedures, probation systems, public speaking, computer operations, and traffic accident investigation. Second year lab classes include evaluations and visits to local, state and federal agencies; report writing; technical equipment; investigation techniques; crime lab; and first responder. Students will participate in the SkillsUSA Work Force Ready System, which provides assessments for areer and Technical Education that are supported by industry, education and policy leaders. They also earn 14 college transcripted DESIGN, ENGINEERING & ARHITETURE Prepares students with the latest up-to-date technological skills to enter the related engineering, construction and design fields or to continue their educational career in a post-secondary setting. Individuals learn all principles of drafting to produce detailed technical, engineering and architectural drawings by using the latest industry computer programs. Along with making 2D and 3D AD drawings, students use the most recent technology within the classroom to create real world 3D models of their designs. They also train on Laser Engraving technology and design software. There are many related job opportunities for students completing the two years in this program including, but not limited to: AD, Engineering, anufacturing, N, and Designer. Students earn 24 college transcripted 5
8.5x24_VT_Pg4-5_1113_LO.pdf 12:41:13 P VANGUARD TEH ENTER PROGRAS WH SHOULD ou? Our students can choose to concentrate on one of 18 career-technical programs. Here is a brief description of each. AUTOOTIVE TEHNOLOG 4 Designed to prepare young adults for the beginning of a spirited and rewarding career in Automotive Technology and Repair and/or to further their educational career in a post-secondary setting. Students learn skills for basic auto repair and maintenance, on board diagnostics, wheels and tires as well as powertrain and driveline theory and operation in this challenging two-year program. Individuals become well versed in areas such as brakes & braking systems and electrical and electronics that are in line with today's industry repair standards. Benefits of this program include: ASE ertification testing with certificates of completion, articulation agreements with local colleges, and work placement for seniors. Students have the option to earn up to 11 college transcripted BUILDING & GROUNDS AINTENANE This two-year career-training program is designed for individuals with special needs. Students spend one-half of the school day in a lab setting and the other half-day with a licensed intervention specialist in an academic classroom. This allows students to earn the necessary credit required for graduation while developing the job skills needed for gainful employment. A smaller class size allows for individual attention when needed. our FUTURE! BUSINESS ANAGEENT The program focuses on four areas: Introduction to Business, Introduction to arketing, Entrepreneurship, and Finance. Students in Business anagement have the opportunity to participate in DEA, a areer-technical Student Organization that provides opportunities to sharpen skills in local, regional and state competitions. Students have the opportunity to earn 14 college transcripted ARPENTR Teaches teamwork while building a house or working on a major project based on the customer's specifications. The project allows students to develop skills in blueprint reading, framing, roofing, sub-flooring, stairway/rafter construction, dry walling, insulation, safety, tool use, material selection and other construction techniques needed in residential or commercial carpentry. The program is affiliated with NER through the auspices of the Ohio Department of Education, which guarantees articulation agreements with every post-secondary institution that recognizes our NER affiliation. Students also become certified in First-Aid & PR and complete an OSHA onstruction 10-hour safety course. Students have the opportunity to earn 11 college transcripted credits and 3 articulated OLLISION REPAIR Utilizes the latest in automotive collision equipment and products to teach students how to repair and refinish all types of damaged vehicle bodies. Students are fully involved in topics such as structural analysis and damage repairs; non-structural analysis and damage repairs; mechanical and electrical components; plastics and adhesives; painting and refinishing; and basic shop and safety practices. Those who complete the program are prepared to meet the requirements of industry standards and ASE certification. Students have the opportunity to earn 7 college transcripted OSETOLOG This two-year competency career program is designed to prepare 11th and 12th grade students to successfully pass the Ohio State Board of osmetology Examination and enter into employment as a licensed cosmetologist. The first year teaches the basic manipulative skills necessary for customer service activities and an overview of all related technology pertaining to performance. In the second year these skills are refined, and an in-depth study of related technology concerning chemistry, electricity, anatomy, physiology, and salon management is undertaken as well as the review of all practical subject applications. RIINAL JUSTIE ULINAR ARTS Prepares students to learn the latest culinary arts and Prepares students for a wide management techniques variety of careers in the allowing them to either enter criminal justice system the field directly or to including the courts, social continue their educational work, law enforcement, or career in a post-secondary corrections. Great foundation setting. Individuals utilize for those who wish to pursue state-of-the-art commercial a Bachelors degree in equipment to learn different riminal Justice or move on culinary dishes to operate the to law school. Students can on-site public restaurant. also pursue a career in a ulinary Arts is certified by federal agency (FBI, DEA the Ohio ProStart program. and Secret Service), forensics, criminal investigations, or the legal profession. First year lab classes focus on security and corrections, court procedures, probation systems, public speaking, computer operations, and traffic accident investigation. Second year lab classes include evaluations and visits to local, state and federal agencies; report writing; technical equipment; investigation techniques; crime lab; and first responder. Students will participate in the SkillsUSA Work Force Ready System, which provides assessments for areer and Technical Education that are supported by industry, education and policy leaders. They also earn 14 college transcripted DESIGN, ENGINEERING & ARHITETURE Prepares students with the latest up-to-date technological skills to enter the related engineering, construction and design fields or to continue their educational career in a post-secondary setting. Individuals learn all principles of drafting to produce detailed technical, engineering and architectural drawings by using the latest industry computer programs. Along with making 2D and 3D AD drawings, students use the most recent technology within the classroom to create real world 3D models of their designs. They also train on Laser Engraving technology and design software. There are many related job opportunities for students completing the two years in this program including, but not limited to: AD, Engineering, anufacturing, N, and Designer. Students earn 24 college transcripted 5
8.5x24_VT_Pg6-7_1113_LO.pdf 12:34:36 P WHERE WILL IT TAE ou? ANWHERE DIGITAL TEHNOLOGIES 6 AE NEW Students learn the basics of the computer, communication and networking industries by learning how to repair, upgrade and maintain computers and technology as well as design and install networks with copper wiring, fiber optics and wireless technologies. Individuals develop trouble-shooting, customer support and management skills. Second-year students learn the network and server side of Information Technology, multimedia and web design, game programming, cell phone app programming, and application software. Each Digital Technologies junior receives a laptop computer, which can be purchased at the end of the senior year at a low cost depending upon grades. Students earn 14 transcripted college FRIENDS EARL HILDHOOD EDUATION The focus of the program is to understand the growth and development of children from birth to age eight. Students in the Early hildhood program participate in the planning, implementation and supervision of learning activities for children in The Vanguard Tech enter pre-school program. As individuals gain experience in the classroom setting, they compile a portfolio reflecting their overall internship and classroom participation. Students have the option to earn 9 college transcripted ELETRIAL TRADES The course prepares students for employment in the residential or commercial electrical construction industry. Students are involved in a broad number of experiences as they relate to the electrical trades. Assembly, installation, maintenance, repair, programming, and inspection of electrical equipment are taught. A vital unit taught in this lab deals with national, state and local electrical codes, as well as OSHA safety laws and personal safety. Qualifying juniors can work with electrical contractors during the summer before their senior year. Seniors can work with electrical contractors by alternating their work and school schedules. The program is affiliated with NER through the auspices of the Ohio Department of Education, which guarantees articulation agreements with every post-secondary institution that recognizes our NER affiliation. Students have the option to earn up to 8 college transcripted ENGINEERING TEHNOLOGIES & ROBOTIS Using a hands-on approach, students study engineering principles in Robotic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, echanical Engineering, and Alternative Energy. Robotic Engineering includes programming and design of robots and robotic work cells. This leads to high paying careers in the automotive, medical and agricultural fields. Students also study alternative energy technology (solar, wind, etc.), which includes constructing alternative energy systems and analyzing their potential energy, efficiency and practicality. Electrical Engineers specialize in electrical devices and systems that include mini computers called PLs. There are many career opportunities in Engineering Technologies & Robotics. Students will participate in the SkillsUSA Work Force Ready System, which provides assessments for areer and Technical Education that are supported by industry, education and policy leaders. They also earn 14 college transcripted ou WANT! ASONR Designed for students to learn skills and techniques necessary to become a brick or block mason. Students work with concrete, manufactured stone, as well as brick and block. They are taught to use hand tools and mortar to construct block and brick walls, fireplaces, foundations, sidewalks, and driveways. Those who qualify can work with masonry contractors their senior year by early placement or alternating their work and school schedules. The program is affiliated with NER through the auspices of the Ohio Department of Education. Students have the opportunity to earn 11 college transcripted credits and 3 articulated EDIAL AIDE Provides individuals with the knowledge and professional foundation required for a career in the health care field. Students are prepared during their two-year lab experience to sit for their State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA) test, which allows them to move directly into a health care facility for work or to further their education in a post-secondary setting. They have the option to earn up to 16 college transcripted Students also complete direct hands-on personal care training in a long-term care facility under the direction of their Train-the-Trainer Supervisor. EDIAL AREERS Program is designed to provide insight into an assortment of careers available in health care. Students receive classroom training in medical terminology and abbreviations, medical law and ethics, pharmaceutical math, communication, and Anatomy & Physiology. Individuals become proficient in an array of medical skills, which are taught and practiced in a state-of-the-art lab facility. They receive up to 16 transcripted college credits over 2 years and are encouraged to continue to pursue college level training in the career field of their choice. EDIAL INFORATION TEHNOLOG Program completers are prepared for a variety of different jobs in the health care industry, such as medical coding, transcription, billing, scheduling, diagnostic services, data research, and administrative support. Students have the option to receive advanced standing and/ or college credits from participating two-year and four-year colleges such as Terra ommunity ollege or Owens ommunity ollege. Further training can lead to associate and baccalaureate degrees in relative fields of study. Students have the option to earn up to 15 college transcripted WELDING & FABRIATION Designed to prepare students in welding and fabrication and acquaint them with the breadth and scope of occupations in welding and fabrication. Using the latest equipment, including a robotic welder and automated plasma cutter, students develop technique and learn with a hands-on approach to become knowledgeable and skilled. ethods used in this program prepare students for the variety of circumstances they may experience in the field. The Welding & Fabrication program is affiliated with the nationally recognized American Welding Society (AWS). Students earn up to 9 college transcripted 7
8.5x24_VT_Pg6-7_1113_LO.pdf 12:34:36 P WHERE WILL IT TAE ou? ANWHERE DIGITAL TEHNOLOGIES 6 AE NEW Students learn the basics of the computer, communication and networking industries by learning how to repair, upgrade and maintain computers and technology as well as design and install networks with copper wiring, fiber optics and wireless technologies. Individuals develop trouble-shooting, customer support and management skills. Second-year students learn the network and server side of Information Technology, multimedia and web design, game programming, cell phone app programming, and application software. Each Digital Technologies junior receives a laptop computer, which can be purchased at the end of the senior year at a low cost depending upon grades. Students earn 14 transcripted college FRIENDS EARL HILDHOOD EDUATION The focus of the program is to understand the growth and development of children from birth to age eight. Students in the Early hildhood program participate in the planning, implementation and supervision of learning activities for children in The Vanguard Tech enter pre-school program. As individuals gain experience in the classroom setting, they compile a portfolio reflecting their overall internship and classroom participation. Students have the option to earn 9 college transcripted ELETRIAL TRADES The course prepares students for employment in the residential or commercial electrical construction industry. Students are involved in a broad number of experiences as they relate to the electrical trades. Assembly, installation, maintenance, repair, programming, and inspection of electrical equipment are taught. A vital unit taught in this lab deals with national, state and local electrical codes, as well as OSHA safety laws and personal safety. Qualifying juniors can work with electrical contractors during the summer before their senior year. Seniors can work with electrical contractors by alternating their work and school schedules. The program is affiliated with NER through the auspices of the Ohio Department of Education, which guarantees articulation agreements with every post-secondary institution that recognizes our NER affiliation. Students have the option to earn up to 8 college transcripted ENGINEERING TEHNOLOGIES & ROBOTIS Using a hands-on approach, students study engineering principles in Robotic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, echanical Engineering, and Alternative Energy. Robotic Engineering includes programming and design of robots and robotic work cells. This leads to high paying careers in the automotive, medical and agricultural fields. Students also study alternative energy technology (solar, wind, etc.), which includes constructing alternative energy systems and analyzing their potential energy, efficiency and practicality. Electrical Engineers specialize in electrical devices and systems that include mini computers called PLs. There are many career opportunities in Engineering Technologies & Robotics. Students will participate in the SkillsUSA Work Force Ready System, which provides assessments for areer and Technical Education that are supported by industry, education and policy leaders. They also earn 14 college transcripted ou WANT! ASONR Designed for students to learn skills and techniques necessary to become a brick or block mason. Students work with concrete, manufactured stone, as well as brick and block. They are taught to use hand tools and mortar to construct block and brick walls, fireplaces, foundations, sidewalks, and driveways. Those who qualify can work with masonry contractors their senior year by early placement or alternating their work and school schedules. The program is affiliated with NER through the auspices of the Ohio Department of Education. Students have the opportunity to earn 11 college transcripted credits and 3 articulated EDIAL AIDE Provides individuals with the knowledge and professional foundation required for a career in the health care field. Students are prepared during their two-year lab experience to sit for their State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA) test, which allows them to move directly into a health care facility for work or to further their education in a post-secondary setting. They have the option to earn up to 16 college transcripted Students also complete direct hands-on personal care training in a long-term care facility under the direction of their Train-the-Trainer Supervisor. EDIAL AREERS Program is designed to provide insight into an assortment of careers available in health care. Students receive classroom training in medical terminology and abbreviations, medical law and ethics, pharmaceutical math, communication, and Anatomy & Physiology. Individuals become proficient in an array of medical skills, which are taught and practiced in a state-of-the-art lab facility. They receive up to 16 transcripted college credits over 2 years and are encouraged to continue to pursue college level training in the career field of their choice. EDIAL INFORATION TEHNOLOG Program completers are prepared for a variety of different jobs in the health care industry, such as medical coding, transcription, billing, scheduling, diagnostic services, data research, and administrative support. Students have the option to receive advanced standing and/ or college credits from participating two-year and four-year colleges such as Terra ommunity ollege or Owens ommunity ollege. Further training can lead to associate and baccalaureate degrees in relative fields of study. Students have the option to earn up to 15 college transcripted WELDING & FABRIATION Designed to prepare students in welding and fabrication and acquaint them with the breadth and scope of occupations in welding and fabrication. Using the latest equipment, including a robotic welder and automated plasma cutter, students develop technique and learn with a hands-on approach to become knowledgeable and skilled. ethods used in this program prepare students for the variety of circumstances they may experience in the field. The Welding & Fabrication program is affiliated with the nationally recognized American Welding Society (AWS). Students earn up to 9 college transcripted 7
11/7/13 4:47:28 P The Vanguard Tech enter 2013 Th e Vang uar d Te c h e n te r 8.5x24_VT_Pg1-8_1113_LO.pdf 2014 2015 Preparing ou For o ege & areers! OURSE GUIDE Preparing ou For ollege & areers! The Vanguard Tech enter 1306 edar Street Fremont, OH 43420 419-332-2626 The Vanguard Tech enter WHAT ARE TO APPL: VISIT vsctc.org OR SEE OUR GUIDANE OUNSELOR ou WAITING FOR? LET S WHAT ARE GO! ou GOING TO BE?